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clay

noun as in workable earth material

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It also offered horseback riding along the resort’s dirt trails, swimming in a huge outdoor pool, clay tennis courts, casino gambling, an antiques shop, and even a movie theater for the guests.

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They also uncovered a bronze sword and scores of bronze bowls, clay dishes, and other pottery.

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In the small southeast QLD town of Murgon, scientists have spent decades excavating what appears to be an ordinary clay pit in a local grazier's backyard.

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But it was art therapist Robert Morrissey who first put a lump of clay into her hands and encouraged her to do something with it.

Shonibare's Monument to the Restitution of the Mind and Soul has pride of place - a pyramid-shaped unit featuring more than 150 clay replicas of the Benin Bronzes.

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